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MTSU's QRISE Center has secured a $2 million NSF grant to launch a five-year training program combining quantum science and artificial intelligence. The initiative focuses on developing a skilled workforce through research in quantum simulations and machine learning, with pathways to national laboratories and industry partners. This funding directly addresses the critical need for specialized talent to sustain the emerging quantum ecosystem.

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MTSU’s QRISE Lands $2M Federal Grant for Quantum and AI research

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 14, 20265 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — “If we want to build a sustainable quantum ecosystem in Tennessee, we also have to build the people who will power it.” Those words from Middle Tennessee State University physics professor Hanna Terletska, director of Quantum Research Interdisciplinary Science and Education Center, or QRISE, welcomed the first cohort of eight trainees to an […]

Middle Tennessee State University’s QRISE Center has welcomed its first eight graduate trainees through a five-year, $2 million NSF National Research Traineeship grant focused on quantum science and artificial intelligence. The program provides eligible students with tuition assistance, stipends, faculty mentorship and professional development opportunities aimed at preparing them for quantum computing and AI careers. The trainees will conduct research spanning quantum simulations, quantum machine learning and computational science, with opportunities to work with academic, national laboratory and industry partners. PRESS RELEASE — “If…

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